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1. We are friends (with you), but he is not our friend.

Stylistically neutral 1st pl. person; various honorific forms must be excluded. Dual forms, if different, should not be taken into account (for simplicity reasons, since special dual stems for non-singular pronouns are not very widespread). If the languages in question make a systematic differentiation between exclusive and inclusive forms, both should be taken into account as synonyms. Direct and indirect stems. (Kassian et al. 2010)

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ID	Language	Source Form	Phonological Form	Notes	Cognate Class
114	Proto-Indo-European	*wéy			A
80	Hittite	wēs			A
133	Luvian	ānza			B
81	Tocharian A	was			A
82	Tocharian B	wes			A
88	Albanian	ne		From general PIE *nōs > PAlb ...	A
143	Standard Albanian	ne			A
2	Albanian Sicily	na		From general PIE *nōs > PAlb ...	A
4	Albanian Corinth	na		From general PIE *nōs > PAlb ...	A
3	Albanian Gheg	ne		From general PIE *nōs > PAlb ...	A
6	Albanian Tosk	ne		From general PIE *nōs > PAlb ...	A
110	Ancient Greek	ἡμεῖς	hɛːmȇːs	G.pl. ἡμῶν.	A
152	Tsakonian	εμει, ενει		Northern and southern variants respectively.	A
32	Greek	εμείς	e̞ˈmis		A
31	Greek Lesbos	EMEIS			A
129	Classical Armenian	մեզ	mez	us (ACC/DAT)	(A)
129	Classical Armenian	մեք	mekʰ		A
8	Armenian Eastern	menk'	mɛnkʰ		A
7	Armenian Western	MENK			A
128	Avestan	ahma			A
128	Avestan	vaēm			A
131	Old Persian	vayam			A
136	Sogdian	m’x		Sogdian	A
75	Wakhi	SUK
9	Baluchi	MA			A
118	Kurdish	em			A
118	Kurdish	me			A
137	Zazaki	mā
72	Tajik	mo	mɔ:	Removed MOEN.	A
54	Persian	ma	mɒː		A
77	Waziri	MIZH			A
1	Pashto	MUZ			A
138	Shughni	māš
139	Sarikoli	maš
52	Ossetic	max, maxtae	maχ, maχtæ		A
124	Ossetic Iron	maχ	maχ		A
125	Ossetic Digor	maχ	maχ		A
141	Kata-viri	imũ			A
154	Vasi-vari	asẽ			A
153	Askunu	ima			A
105	Vedic Sanskrit	vayám			A
162	Pāḷī	amhe			A
41	Khaskura	HAMIHARU			A
51	Nepali	HAMI			A
106	Assamese	āmi			A
102	Oriya	ame	ame	nominative, amɔ (oblique)	A
10	Bengali	AMRA			A
111	Bihari	həmsəb	həmsəb	(two), note: obv. no inclusive ...	A
144	Magahi	हमनी सब	həmni səb	1pl exclusive.
144	Magahi	हमनी	həmni	1pl inclusive.
104	Marwari	mhe	mhe	direct, mha (obl.)	A
35	Hindi	hem	ɦəm		A
119	Urdu	ہم	həm		A
103	Sindhi	əsĩ	əsĩ	AF asĩ	A
43	Lahnda	ESSA			A
53	Punjabi	esi	əsī̃		A
33	Gujarati	EHME			A
50	Marathi	āmhī, āpan	am'ʰi:, 'apəɳ	Excl, incl.	A
40	Kashmiri	ASI			A
65	Sinhalese	API			A
34	Romani Greece	AMEN			A
100	Old Church Slavonic	мы	mɯ	Plural.	A
95	Serbo-Croatian	mi	mîː		A
15	Bulgarian	ние	ˈni.ɘ		C
92	Macedonian	ние	ˈni.ɛ		C
60	Russian	мы	mɨ		A
55	Polish	my	mɘ̟		A
16	Belarusian	мы	mɨ		A
73	Ukrainian	ми	mɪ		A
66	Slovak	my	mi		A
18	Czech	my	mɪ		A
48	Sorbian Upper	my	mɘ̟		A
47	Sorbian Lower	my	mɘ̟		A
97	Slovenian	mi	mîː		A
108	Old Prussian	mes			A
44	Latvian	mẽs			A
46	Lithuanian	mes	mæ:s		A
109	Old Norse	vér	veːr	pl. du. (dual?), AF vit	A
36	Icelandic	við	vɪ(ː)ð	Replaced VIO.	A
23	Faroese	vit	viːt, vɪʰtː	Standard, hasty.	A
58	Norwegian Riksmal	vi	ʋiː		A
159	Stavangersk	me	meː, me, mə		A
157	Old Swedish	vir	viːr		A
69	Swedish	vi	viː		A
71	Swedish Vilhelmina	VI			A
70	Swedish Uppland	VI			A
145	Elfdalian	wįd	wɪ̃ːð		A
20	Danish	vi	viˀ		A
158	Danish Fjolde	vi	vi		A
160	Old Gutnish	vir			A
161	Gutnish Lau	vöir, vörr	vœɪr, vœrː		A
99	Old English	wē			A
22	English	we	wi:		A
26	Frisian	wy	vɛɪ		A
21	Dutch	wij	wɛi		A
24	Flemish	WY			A
83	Afrikaans	ONS			A
87	Sranan	WI			A
126	Old High German	unsih			A
126	Old High German	wir			A
27	German	wir	vi:ɐ̯		A
86	Pennsylvania Dutch	MIER			A
120	Luxembourgish	mir			A
121	German Switzerland	mir (mer)			A
107	Gothic	weis			A
112	Latin	nōs	noːs	Gen. nostrī/nostrūm	A
17	Catalan	nosaltres	nuz’altrəs		A
56	Portuguese	nós	ˈnɔʃ		A
68	Spanish	nosotros	no'sotɾos		A
61	Sardinian Cagliari	NOSUS			A
62	Sardinian Logudoro	NOS			A
63	Sardinian Nuoro	NOIS			A
85	French Creole Dominica	NU			A
76	Walloon	NOS			A
25	French	nous	nu		A
57	Provencal	NOUS, NAUTRE			A
42	Ladin	NUS			A
146	Dolomite Ladino	nos		Online dictionary gives noi.	A
123	Romansh	nus			A
122	Friulian	nô, noaltris			A
39	Italian	NOI			A
59	Romanian	noi	noj		A
74	Vlach	NOI			A
140	Gaulish	sni			A
127	Old Irish	-n-	n		(A)
127	Old Irish	sní	sʹnʹi:		A
101	Middle Cornish	ni	ni:		A
148	Old Breton	ni			A
172	Middle Breton	ny, ni	ni
12	Breton	ni			A
150	Old Welsh	ni			A
79	Welsh	ni	ni		A
38	Irish	muid	mˠɪdʲ	Connacht, Ulster.
38	Irish	sinn	ʃɪnʲ		(A)
115	Scottish Gaelic	sinn			A
147	Manx	shin			A
5	[Legacy] Albanian T	ne	ne	From general PIE *nōs > PAlb ...	A
29	[Legacy] Greek K	HEMEIS			A
28	[Legacy] Greek D	EMEIS			A
30	[Legacy] Greek Md	EMEIS, MEIS, MAS			A
64	[Legacy] Serbocroatian	MI			A
113	[Legacy] Serbian	mi	mîː		A
89	[Legacy] Bulgarian P	NIE			A
49	[Legacy] Macedonian	nie	niɛ	Removed MIE.	A
94	[Legacy] Russian P	MY			A
93	[Legacy] Polish P	MY			A
90	[Legacy] Byelorussian P	MY			A
98	[Legacy] Ukrainian P	MY			A
19	[Legacy] Czech E	MI			A
96	[Legacy] Slovak P	MY			A
91	[Legacy] Czech P	MY			A
67	[Legacy] Slovenian	MI			A
45	[Legacy] Lithuanian O	MES			A
11	[Legacy] Brazilian	nós	ˈnɔs		A
142	[Legacy] German Munich	wir		< Pr. Germ. *wīz 'we'.	A
84	[Legacy] French Creole C	NU			A
14	[Legacy] Breton St	ni	ni:		A
13	[Legacy] Breton Se	NI			A
78	[Legacy] Welsh C	NI			A
37	[Legacy] Irish A	SINN			A

Indo-European Lexical Cognacy Database (LexDB version 0.9)